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The notice lists subscription price at two dollars per year and notes entry at Canyon City Post Office as second class mail matter. It identifies D. Guy A. Hardy as editor and proprietor.
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Newspaper
Canon City Record
Location
Canon City, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1902
Page
4
The notice lists subscription price at two dollars per year and notes entry at Canyon City Post Office as second class mail matter. It identifies D. Guy A. Hardy as editor and proprietor.
A Tribune summary notes Democrats favor party-switching for seats, with Senator Teller joining the Democratic fold after long Republican service. It cites Orange of Silver Cliff seeking state regent, possible Republican nomination dynamics, and hints at Peabody as a strong gubernatorial candidate. Other items include a Chicago trip by Rev. H N Wilson, a Fremont county reunion, and local business and social notes.
Amy Preston and Harris French rekindle their romance after a fare dispute and a mistaken breakup at a commuter line. Conductor King orchestrates a final gesture by guiding Freddie Smith to give up his seat and witnessing an engagement ring reappear, signaling renewed commitment and a wedding gift.
Local notes list theater events at the opera house and Elk’s hall, a new library roof, travels of residents including W P Nelan and Lena Tong, and visits by Henry Earle and Bertha Holmes. Upcoming excursions to Cripple Creek by Canon City outfits, bowling matches, and Labor Day activities. Community notices mention the Foresters ball, and local business ads for meat, fruit packaging, and shipping.
Osteopathic Health promotes Osteopathy as a broad health approach with articles on headaches spinal disease and cures. It argues Osteopathy is not massage and claims applicability to conditions from cholera morbus to backache. The piece advertises Dr Dickinson of 422 Main St for copies.
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